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Billy Simms: 5 Questions + 1 #FunFact

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Billy Simms is a printmaker, photographer, performer, and sculptor.  He recently received his MFA from Miami University, where he focused on printmaking.  He also holds an undergraduate degree in Theatrical Scenic and Lighting Design from the University of Maryland Baltimore County and a Masters degree in Special Education from The Johns Hopkins University.

What does community mean to you?
Being kind and supportive of others.

Why are you interested in PAR- Education?
It's an opportunity to interact and give back to the community.

You’re a new addition to the crayon box. What color would you be and why?
An eraser, so I can revise.

What inspires you?
My wife.

What would you do in the event of a zombie apocalypse?
Make sure that my cats are fed, their litter is scooped and that they are taken care of.

#FunFact: I have written an award winning novel that has only one word.

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Billy's first FREE workshop launches Wednesday, March 14th!
Register at: https://form.jotform.com/72704329573157

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